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LIBBY BORTZ CENTER - ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
Libby Bortz Assisted Living Center

Jun 25, 2018
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
LIBBY BORTZ CENTER - ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
Libby Bortz Assisted Living Center

Jul 23, 2018
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM

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43 West Centennial Blvd | Highlands Ranch, CO 80126

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Rotary Honors A Life of Service

The days and years fly by and we cannot let them pass without saying thank you to one of our stalwarts, Dr. Merl (Doc) Jacobsen. For his decades of service in his vocation as well as in Rotary he has received the Service Above Self Lifetime Honorary Membership in the Rotary Club of Littleton.

Newer members will not have known Doc when he was club President, 1982-83, or when he led the significant Project C.U.R.E Capital Campaign to purchase their world headquarters and warehouse.

TREES, TREES, AND MORE TREES - ROTARIANS CELEBRATE EARTH DAY!

The Best Time to Plant a Tree is Twenty Years Ago. The Next Best Time to Plant A Tree is Today.

Chinese Proverb

85 Tomorrows Are Planted by Littleton Rotarians with a Little Help from Their Friends to Celebrate Earth Day

Beginning Sunday with 12 Crabapple Trees, continuing with 22 “Big” trees on Sterne Parkway near Littles Creek Park and wrapping up with 51 trees of 16 varieties on the Campus of Options Middle School and Secondary Program, one tree for each Rotarian is now Rooted in Littleton.

Littleton Rotary Foundation Grant Recipient

The Littleton Rotary Foundation recently presented grant funding to Doctors Care, an important private nonprofit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to improving health access for low-income individuals in the South Metro Denver area. Through its integrated primary care clinic, network of specialists and hospital services, and programs designed to address socioeconomic barriers to health and well-being; thousands of individuals have access to quality, affordable primary and specialty care and support services through Doctors Care. CEO, Bebe Kleinman accepted the funds on behalf of Doctors Care from Littleton Rotary Foundation President, Steve Tautz. The Foundation has supported this significant local health care organization for several years.

ROTARY HONORS DEPUTY SHERIFF

Club President Belinda "B" Bianchi presents Douglas County Deputy Sheriff Michael Doyle with Vocational Service Award.

The members of the Rotary Club of Littleton gathered at a recent special evening meeting to honor a member of the Douglas County Sheriff's Department, Deputy Michael Doyle. On December 31, 2017, Michael and four other deputies were first responders to a 911 domestic violence call. The results were tragic for all involved.

Flower Power 2018

Littleton Rotary volunteers once again participated in the collecting and distributing the flower and plant arrangements left over at the conclusion of the Denver Garden & Home Show.

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ARTY'S FRIDAY FOOD BAG PROGRAM-ROTARY HITS A HOME RUN

Student volunteers at Arty's Friday Food Bag storage facility with program member, Bobbie McCombs

During a PTO meeting back in 2012 at Centennial Academy of Fine Arts Education (formerly known as Centennial Elementary), concern was raised about the growing number of students whose only regular meals were those lunches provided by the school. Many of those students had very little food over the weekends and started the school week famished.

LITTLETON ROTARY & PROJECT C.U.R.E. - A STRONG PARTNERSHIP!

On the second Monday of each month, Littleton Rotary members volunteer at Project C.U.R.E. headquarters sorting donated new and surplus medical items. Those items are then boxed, palletised, and readied for shipment to clinics and hospitals in some of the world’s most critical areas. Teams of highly trained Project C.U.R.E. specialists travel to areas of need and do on-site evaluations. Once the evaluation of needs are completed, Project C.U.R.E. works to prepare the shipment and secures funding for transport.

Littleton Rotary spearheaded the fundraising effort that ultimately lead to the purchase of Project C.U.R.E’s. world headquarters located in Centennial, CO.

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